Interested and interesting
Use "interested" and "interesting" to describe feelings and the things that cause them.
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Use "interested" and "interesting" to describe feelings and the things that cause them.
Use "arrive", "get" and "reach" to talk about reaching places in natural English.
Use "fun" and "funny" to describe enjoyable experiences and things that make people laugh.
Use "remember" and "remind" to talk about memory and prompts in everyday situations.
Distinguish "trip", "travel" and "journey" when talking about movement and visits.
Use "job" and "work" correctly to talk about employment, tasks and effort.
Learn common collocations with "make" and "do" so that everyday expressions sound natural.
Choose between "say" and "tell" to report words, stories and instructions accurately.
Use "borrow" and "lend" correctly to talk about temporary use of objects and money.
Learn a practical distinction between the common verb affect and the common noun effect, then check the sentence structure.